New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Industrial Energy Programs Breakfast Meeting. March 13, 2018

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1 New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Industrial Energy Programs Breakfast Meeting March 13, 2018

2 2 Goals- Industrial Linking energy efficiency and clean energy to core business processes connects the facilities energy use to their bottom line and provides a holistic approach to energy management IPE & FlexTech: 421,700 MWh; 3,586,000 MMBtu Strategic Energy Management Pilots: 52,500 MWh- 406,000 MMBTu On Site Energy Manager Pilots: 42,000 MWh- 500,000 MMBTu Real Time Energy Management: 67,050 MWh- 992,500 MMBtu

3 3 Resource Acquisition Programs Extended FlexTech Technical Assistance (PON 1746) through 12/31/19 Consultant Statewide Services (RFP 3628) through 6/30/26 Industrial and Process Efficiency (IPE) Incentives (PON 2456) through 12/31/19 Focusing on process efficiency No longer incentivizing lighting and/or non-process related space conditioning

4 FlexTech Program Cost-shared technical services to help businesses make intelligent energy decisions Identify and prioritize energy-saving opportunities through energy studies Provide unbiased information and objective insights to help you make informed decisions about potential energy projects NYSERDA will cost-share up to 50%; capped at $500,000 on eligible studies Facilities must pay into the electric System Benefits Charge (SBC) General Feasibility Studies Energy Master Planning Industrial and Process Efficiency Analysis Data Center Efficiency Combined Heat and Power 4

5 5 Industrial and Process Efficiency Program Offers performance-based incentives to offset the cost of energy efficiency projects at manufacturers and data centers Industrial Manufacturing Improvements produce faster, better and at a lower energy-per-unit cost Throughput increases Controls optimization Scrap reduction Yield improvements Quality improvements Support system upgrades Data Center Improvements optimize IT and facility infrastructure to improve energy per unit of computing Server upgrades Server virtualization Storage consolidation Airflow management UPS upgrades Cooling system upgrades

6 Clean Energy Fund (CEF) Industrial Strategies Engineer on Demand On-site Energy Manager Strategic Energy Management Real Time Energy Management Started 2016 Tackles soft costs and barriers Market-driven, flexible strategies that respond to market needs Goals of CEF: GHG emissions reductions Customer bill savings Energy efficiency and clean energy generation Mobilization of private sector capital 6 TEST MEASURE ADJUST

7 Engineer on Demand 7 Engineer on Demand is a technical assistance offering that helps integrate energy efficiency into current lean approaches Up to 50% cost share, capped at $500,000 Two options: 1. Participation and engagement in on-site, multi-day, continuous improvement events to help quantify the energy benefits of your continuous improvement activities 2. Comprehensive on-site assessment to identify and quantify specific lean and energy efficiency opportunities

8 8 On-site Energy Manager (OsEM) PON 3701 Builds on previous Industrial OsEM pilot (PON 3334) 6 Industrial OsEM engagements are underway; preliminary estimates from site targets suggest potentially significant Continues 75% cost share Adds bonus to encourage continuation of role and energy savings Offers flexible participation: Open enrollment solicitation through December 2019 Commercial & Industrial sites are eligible Full or part time OsEM; can be new hire, contracted staff, or hybrid of supplementing permanent staff with contract staff Agreement (Purchase Order) is with applicant (C&I customer)

9 9 Energy Manager Testimonials Shared early successes at OsEM NYSERDA webinar for Pilot 2 Berry Global - 24x7 manufacturing, Macedon, NY Corning Diesel Manufacturing plant, Painted Post, NY Corning Global Energy Management web article: energy-management/corning-plant-working-with-energy-manager-through- NYSERDA-program.html The Bottom Line on Energy Management, Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), Ontario

10 Strategic Energy Management (SEM) 10 Linking energy efficiency and clean energy to core business processes connects the facilities energy use to their bottom line and provides a holistic approach to energy management 2017 SEM Cohort: Cohort of 8 industrial manufacturers is underway Preliminary energy models are completed for all participants; kick-off, workshops, and Treasure Hunts to identify quick wins and savings opportunities have been held Workshops include: Establishing an SEM Program, Saving Energy, Tracking Energy Performance, Engaging Employees, Making it Stick, Celebrating Accomplishments Applications to next Cohort due April 11,

11 11 Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) Real Time Energy Management allows firms to gain deeper insight into energy usage characteristics. The availability of high-frequency data collection and analysis enables both immediate corrective action and more robust long-term strategic planning. 30% cost-share for EMIS and analytical services Vendors will need to be NYSERDA qualified Covers associated implementation costs (e.g. metering/sub-metering, IT, etc.) $155,000 available per site

12 Questions 12 Stacey Sabo ext